Is Water Actually Dry? The Great Towel Conspiracy
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The FriendZone | Make Friends & Chat ⋅ Active Social Fun ⋅ Chill ⋅ VC community is diving into a hilarious debate about whether water is actually dry. This announcement challenges the common perception of wetness, suggesting that the concept is a marketing ploy by the towel industry. Join the conversation at FriendZone to share your thoughts on this wild theory and connect with other members in our active social channels.
Water is actually dry, and wetness is a big lie made up by towels to sell more towels.
Think about it. When you touch water, your hand is just slippery. Slippery is not wet. If water was wet, why does fish skin look shiny instead of soggy? Exactly.
Also, when you pour water on a rock, the water falls off. If water was truly wet, it would stick to the rock forever like glue. The only time something gets "wet" is when a towel is near it. Towels need you to think you are wet so you buy them and hang them in your bathroom. If we all stop using towels, water will go back to being dry, and we will never have to dry off again. Wake up, people
